The phrase "a group of threshold" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a collection of thresholds, but the phrase lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The researchers studied a group of thresholds to determine their impact on the experiment."
Alternatives: "a set of thresholds" or "a collection of thresholds".
The condition is represented by a group of measures and a group of thresholds, which are relevant to user requirements or real applications.
If a multi-agent model is built to replace a group of respondents, the threshold value of each factor for each agent must be tuned based on the high-dimensional joint probability distribution that reflects the purchasing willingness of the survey respondents, though 200 samples are still far from enough to create an accurate joint probability map of the five factors by any conventional method.
Identification of a group of patients with anaerobic thresholds of <11 ml/kg/minute and evidence of myocardial ischaemia led to pre-admission to intensive care and a reduction in mortality in this group from 18%to8.9%9%.
In 2010 a group of academics recommended cutting the threshold to 5%, the share needed to receive campaign funding, in order to wake up the four out of ten voters who currently don't bother to cast a ballot for anyone.But more inclusive rules can send viewers to sleep.
In order to create a group of 'unimpaired' and 'impaired' patients, threshold was defined as conditioned eye-blink response incidences below the mean minus 1.5 standard deviations in the age-matched control group (<25%, see 'Results' section).
Underscoring the tension over temperature thresholds, a group of poverty and climate campaigners marched through the conference center shouting "2 degrees suicide!" late Tuesday evening.
We recorded significant differences in subjects belonging to the group of threshold issue with respect to gambling.
The nitrogen cycle gene database was dereplicated by creating a group of sequences with a 95% identity threshold using cd-hit v4.620.
Trend testing of major floods was based on counting the number of exceedances of a given flood threshold within a group of gauges.
The relationship between concentrations of fine particulate matter and risk of death "appears to [be] monotonic … without a discernible 'safe' threshold," wrote a group of experts from the American Heart Association in 2010.
